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It is increasingly recognised that consideration of a project and its effectiveness should not simply relate to the construction phase, but should be viewed as the performance of the property asset over its complete lifecycle.  Issues such as development and planning strategies, building condition surveys, maintenance and repairs all come into the equation. So it is important that those working in the property sector have the relevant range of skills to deliver their role effectively.

Construction Study Centre have been providing high quality training for over twenty years and in that time we have built up a portfolio of trainers and courses that can benefit professionals from the Property and Development sectors as well as construction.

From Property Law, to Planning, to Surveys we can give your team a competitive edge in your field. Browse the courses below or try our search box in the top right corner to find the right course. Need more help? Give us a call on 0845 313 3414.

For the full list of all current poperty courses see below:
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Putting it right! rectifying building defects

This BRAND NEW 1 DAY COURSE will investigate how a building is constructed, where it can go wrong and what are the most common causes of building failure today. It will cover the majority of building types and techniques in both public and private sectors. The course will provide opportunities to discuss causes, remedies, treatment and monitoring of particular problems and the importance of effective, planned property maintenance.
Public Course Delegate Rate: £280 plus VAT
No scheduled dates currently available. In-house only.

Smart property – delivering transformation – unlocking value from local authority assets

Category: Other
• The solution to some of the major challenges facing local authorities can literally be under their own
feet.
• A growing number of innovative local authorities are looking afresh at their property portfolio and the wider value that could be unlocked to the benefit of local communities.
• This BRAND NEW 1 DAY COURSE, developed in association with EC Harris, will highlight how the development of the right asset strategy can deliver high value outcomes for a local authority, both now and in the future.
• This course will provide an understanding of how best to embrace a logical process from defining fundamental need, through current asset mix, and then how best to deliver an optimum asset portfolio.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
• The course will be of use to all those involved in public sector property assets and those from the private sector involved, or likely to become involved, in this field.

SPEAKER ALL VENUES
• David Revell
Public Course Delegate Rate: £280 plus VAT
No scheduled dates currently available. In-house only.

Talking the Language of Successful Project Bids

Category: Development and Procurement
PLEASE NOTE: There are no dates planned for this course during our Spring Term as a Public Course. The Course is still available as an In- House Course. Please do let us know if you would be interested in attending this course as a Public Course as it will help us with planning for courses in 2008. Thank you.

Bidding (tendering) cost the construction industry in excess of 5% of turnover.
Ultimately the client foots the bill for this waste. Most waste is caused thought bid documents and responses that are badly drafted and do not communicate or provide appropriate information to the recipient.

This BRAND NEW COURSE will address these issues and provide the appropriate tools and techniques for more effective communication for:
Clients and their advisors drafting appropriate and straightforward bid documentation
Contractors and specialists compiling and submitting responses that catch the eye of the selection panels

WHO WILL BENEFIT?
This course will be of benefit to both clients, consultants and contactors involved in bid submission and evaluation for all types of construction work and services, in the public and private sectors.
Public Course Delegate Rate: £280 plus VAT
No scheduled dates currently available. In-house only.

Undertaking building condition surveys

Category: Building Inspections & Surveys
• The aim of this RECENTLY UP DATED 1 DAY COURSE is to discuss the principles of building conditions surveys and how they are used in property management. Please note there are separate courses dealing with structural surveys, condensation etc and maintenance.
Public Course Delegate Rate: £280 plus VAT
No scheduled dates currently available. In-house only.

Undertaking Post Occupancy Evaluations to Assist Future Funding

Category: Development and Procurement
PLEASE NOTE: There are no dates planned for this course during our Spring Term as a Public Course. The Course is still available as an In- House Course. Please do let us know if you would be interested in attending this course as a Public Course as it will help us with planning for courses in 2008. Thank you.

Course Background

. All projects deliver the opportunity to learn from their successes and issues that arise. However, only a small proportion of post occupancy evaluations (or post project reviews) are currently structured in such a way that learning from an individual project is delivered to future project teams and in a form that can be used effectively.

. IT’S A MUST TO SECURE FUTURE PROJECT FUNDING

. There is evidence that an increasing number of public sector and other funding bodies are seeking evidence of learning from past projects as a criterion for awarding future funding. As an example, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE), the Association of university Directors of Estates (AUDE) and the University of Westminster recently published a “ Guide to Post Occupancy Evaluation”, which sets out a framework for Post Occupancy Evaluations and uploading POE reports.

. Regarding the government’s city academies programme, the National Audit Office recommends...

“Reviews should start on all academies that opened in September 2006 and on future projects involving all stakeholders.” Building 2 March 2007
Public Course Delegate Rate: £280 plus VAT
No scheduled dates currently available. In-house only.

Working towards Sustainability through Facilities Management

Category: Sustainability
PLEASE NOTE: There are no dates planned for this course during our Spring Term as a Public Course. The Course is still available as an In- House Course. Please do let us know if you would be interested in attending this course as a Public Course as it will help us with planning for courses in 2008. Thank you.

This BRAND NEW COURSE explores the key sustainability issues faced by both private and public sector organisations in terms of their facilities management. It steers the delegate through a range of invaluable skills for the effective, efficient and sustainable running of any organisation’s support service operations over extended periods of time.
The Course is designed and presented by BWA, who are widely recognised as one of the leading consultants in facilities management, and in providing professional advice and solutions on ‘cradle – to – grave’ issues in the process of providing a sustainable built and working environment.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The course is designed to cover the most important aspects of managing facilities and operations in a sustainable manner for all kinds of business. The application / implementation of these tools and skills provide the means of enabling the core business to perform to its potential, while at the same time considering the long term effects on bother the commercial and natural environment. This is achieved by taking into account the sustainability of any design decisions taken, and the way in which operations are designed, planned and performed.
This course will appeal to a wide range of professionals working in property, management and other support service sectors, across a wide range of businesses in both the private and public sectors.
Public Course Delegate Rate: £280 plus VAT
No scheduled dates currently available. In-house only.

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Regulations

Regulations
Training on H&S, CDM, Building Regs, Asbestos, Disability, Fire...
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Management & Communications

Management & Communcations
Training on Project Management, Procurement, Negotiation, Finance...
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Contracts & Legal

Contracts & Legal
Training on JCT, NEC, Design & Build and more, Dispute Management...
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Property & Development

Property & Development
Training on Structural Surveys, Planning, Sustainability, Facilities...
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Do you know your CDM Regulations?

03/09/2010 10:48:31
The British Property Federation and the Construction Clients' Group issued a report in July 2010 revealing that two thirds of companies commissioning construction services have no knowledge whatsoever of the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations. These regulations - commonly referred to as the CDM Regs and updated in 2007 - apply to almost all construction projects undertaken in the UK.

They were introduced in an effort to improve the management and co-ordination of health and safety and welfare issues in construction projects, and to reduce accidents and cases of ill health in the construction industry.

The recent figures are cause for significant concern. A person or company commissioning works are responsible for them even though they may not handle the works themselves. They cannot delegate this responsibility as was once the case. This means that a person or company with no experience in construction can be held responsible for accidents during building works, and hit with jail terms or unlimited fines, in both civil and criminal actions.

If you are aware that your team are falling short in their knowledge of the CDM regulations, please take a look at our courses designed specifically to increase awareness in the CDM Regulations for construction professionals. ‘Working with CDM 2007’ is a one day general update course designed for those new to construction or CDM, or for those who want to update and refresh their knowledge on the CDM Regs. ‘CDM for Designers’ is our brand new one day course intended to clarify the important role of ‘designers’ and ‘specifiers’ under the CDM regulations. ‘Becoming a CDM Co-ordinator under CDM 2007’ is a three day course specifically for those with professional and managerial experience to aid their understanding of the CDM Co-ordinator Role. For more details please see the course programmes listed on our site or call 0845 3133 414 for more information.

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